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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
PERKINSVILLE.

Trout fishermen have been busy
during the recent damp weather.
Some excellent strings have been
brought in, one numbering 1902 and
others numbering over 80. 1t seems
as though the brooks must be nearly
cleared by this time.
Some of the boys are making col
lections of birds eggs. We do not
just approve of this thing. A crowd
of boys together are apt to forget
that birds have any rights or affec-
tons and make clean sweep of nest
and eggs too. There is a law against
this which ought to be enforced.
Children's day will be observed at
the Baptist church next Sunday in
place of the regular forenoon service,
and in the p. m. at ) o'clock at the
NJ. f. church. All are invited to
both places.
Some talk is being made concerning
4th of July picnic. We hope it
will not end in talk but, rather in a
genuine old fashioned basket picnic.
Things have come to a pass here
which is similar to that in many
places before the war. Because we
have been hooted on the streets, and
threatened with rotten eggs if we
continue. All we have to say is to
come on with your eggs, keep on
with your jeers; it is plain proof that
YOU are bothered and that is what we
want. Rnm must take back seat
in this town sooner or later and we
are going to keep up the fight till
it does, it matters little what the con-
sequence is to ourself-self is small
factor in the number and receives no
consideration.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
Obituary..

Died-In Orange, Mass, at her daueh-
ters home, on May 10, Mrs. Elvira S.,
wife of Bradley L. Frye of Chester, Vt,
aged 10 years.
Early in life sister +. became con-
verted to the blessed gospel hope and
to christian life of remarkable ex-
cellence. Together with her husband
she followed in the observance of the
ordinances of Christ uniting with the
Lords people in Londonderry. The
intense suffering from cancer of the
stomach and bowels prolonged for
months together was indeed fur
mace for her faith, but of victory
through Him in the likeness of whose
death she had in baptism been buried
and in the likeness of whose spirit
she too had risen and walked.
Mourned by large circle of friends
she has left a legacy for all who knew
her, faithful witness to the reality
and the precious power of gospel
truth.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

If the Burlington Clipper desires
to incur the i'll will of the fellows who
run the State of Vermont it will keep
up its pertinent queries as to why the
state officials are given annual passes
over the Central Vermont railroad.
These things mustn't be talked about
in Vermont, Mr.. Clipper, especially
if you wish to stand well with the
powers that be. If State official
travels on pass and then charges
his mileage to the State, it should be
taken as an indication of thrift, and
is established by long and unbroken
line of Observation-Disclosures Ga
zette'
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

which suited everybody last year, Also
new Kid Oxford with wine top, only ST.
%, and this is nobby,
Rubbcrs to tit everybody,
If you are inclined to slick up a little
this spring, remember have got the
only stock of Paper lIangings and Bor-
ders in town. You can call on me and
make your selections, get your goods and
go home happy.
A tine line of Paints, Oils and Varnish-
cs. French, Yellow door paint, ready
mixed by the quart or gallon.
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds
Champion of England and American
Wonder Peas by the quart. All kinds
Sweet Corn for sale by the ear.
Groceries, Flour, Pork, Lard and
Hams. The best of Teas and Colces
Pure spices and Cream Tartar.
Now dear reader | should be pleased to
have YOU call on me, examine goods ant
get prices Then if you don't see fit tc
purchase, there will be no hard feeling,
on my part.
Very Respectfully Yours,
GEO. &. SMITH.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

The Burlington Clipper continues
to ask, "why are the Sta tie officers
given annual passes" The Vermont
Sentry makes the following pertinen
reply:
Possibly to win their influence on
the side of the railroads in case the
latter have any "jobs" they wish to
pull through the Legislature in the fu-
ture. A prominent railroad official,
now deceased, testified in a certain
court case that he gave compliment
tary excursion ticket to Chief Justice
Royce Ito help advertise the road"
There are, however, numerous practi-
cal, level-headed citizens all over
Vermont who regard free pass to
state officers as nothing more nor
less than advance pay for services to
be rendered the railroads, if demand
ed. Clean-handed officials, upright
judges and honest Legislators have no
business accepting such favors as
place them under obligations to cor
porations. We use mild language
when we say this much. Current
public opinion cond ennis every state
official who rides on free pass, and
every legislator who accepts compli-
mentary tickets in any shape.
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SIMONSVILLE.

Our sick people are improving.
About 80 friends and neighbors of
Mr.. & Mrs. Clarence Peabody as
sembled at their pleasant home on
Monday eve, to remind them that ten
years had passed since they were
married. A poem was read by Mrs.
Charles Howard and P. II. Carlton,
in behalf of those present, presented
them with substantial tokens of friend
ship and esteem. At late hour the
company dispersed, having passed a
very enjoyable evening, and wishing
Mr.. & Mrs. Peabody many more
happy anniversaries.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

And now comrades, you who pursued
the contest to its close, you who formed
the bulwark of defence until defence was
unrcsisted, you who stood like the angel
ut the gate with the flaming two edged
sword, you have been permitted to return
to the embrace of loving hearts, you have
lived to see some of the blessings your cf-
forts helped to win, you have yourselves,
in peace, left far behind the animosities
of war, you have lived to see the slaves
YOU helped to free embrace that freedom
with u zest which liberty alone can give,
You have lived to learn that freedom is rs
dear beneath the black as the white skin,
and that the cabin of the one may be as
holy as the palace of the other, that cir
cumstances of birth or education do not
circumscribe the gifts of God, and that
the sunlight of the future shall never a
gain, in this country, gild the trappings
of master or the poverty of slave.
And the years roll on, end this little
band of the faithful ones are rapidly near
ing the close of their service. The final
roll-call awaits us all. One by one, rs we
march on, we pass them where they sank
by the roadside, with their burden for a
pillow. They sleep well We pause Il
moment to close the tired eyelid to fold
the weary hands, to lay flower ON their
graves. This shall be the espescial service
of each surviving comrade, till the last
one is called. And when the last one
shall be called let us hope that generous
people will do, for our sakes, that which
we do to-day.
In the future when the old guard
Their last camp shall strike on earth,
And they waken to the pulsing
OF that higher, nobler birth
When the bayonet, so cruel,
| Into ploughshares shall be made,
| And the mourners of the future
Deck no more wars new-made graves.
| When the canteens which they carried
Through the long continued strife,
Shall be filed with purer water,
At the fountain head of life.
When the haversack, so empty,
Shall be filled, for aye, again =
With the mama which is springing
On the bright celestial plain.
When the knapsack shall be folded
To embrace the pillowed head,
OF the last of the old army
Who shall seek his final bed;
And he's sleeping meath the willows,
Faults, for freedoms sake, forgot,
Liberty will plant and nourish
Freedoms bright forget-me-not.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
The Bennington Monument.

The Directors of the Bennington
Battle Monument Association have
voted to ask the Grand Lodge of
Masons of Vermont to lay the corner
stone Aug. is, next. 1t is expected
that the annual muster of the First
Regiment of militia will be held there
that week, also the semi-annual en-
campment of the Vermont Depart
ment, Grand Army of the Republic,
and that the procession and ceremo-
MES will be both grand and impress
sive.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
PERU,

NJ. B. Lyon and c. M. Farnum
are drawn as jurymen to attend the
cou nty court at Manchester, which
commenced last Tuesday.
Rev. A. B. PETERS has taken q
trip to Bradford, Mass. to visit his
daughter, who is attending school at
the Academy.
r. j. Batchelder has three board
ers for few weeks.
A CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks to
our neighbors and friends, who so
kindly came and planted our garden,
and potatoes for us. May our heav-
emily Father reward them.
VIM. W. Whitney,
Louesa L. Whitney.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

An accident occurred on the Fitch
burg railroad near Pownal station,
Tuesday evening. Two rear cars,
occupied by the Philips excursion
lists en- route for California were
thrown from the track by the spring
ing of a switch and toppled over on
their sides. Some half dozen or
more were injured, two badly.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
Vermont News.
Suicide by Drowning.

Thomas Rogers, aged about GO,
and unmarried, living in the east part
of Manchester, was found Thursday
night lying in u brook, with his head
under water. 1t is supposed to be a
case of suicide.
The rear end of George Van
Dykes immense spruce lumber drive
of 500, 100000 feet is reported as
having nearly reached Mclndoe's
Falls in the Connecticut. Six hun
bred men and 80 horses have been
required to get this lumber down.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
The Poets Corner.
Written for the Sifter,l
THE SCHOOL-ROOM OF GLORY.
ny u, II, AIIBEE.

Excused" The last session Is over.
our school days on earth are now done;
Sorrowmg, hoping, rejoicing,
We've studied our lessons each one,
oh, happy the days spent together
How swiftly the moments have sped!
Retrospections garland of flowers,
The prospect with roses is spread,
Wen hear the old school bell no longer,
That called us away from our play;
Its mem'ry viii make our hearts stronger,
As we journey life's devious way.
In our hearts hopes fountain is bubbling
Overlooking the banks with its stream,
Our minds are eager for action,
We look on our life as a dream.
Oh, heart may that dream ne'er be broken
But flow on till lifetime shall fly,
And 1.-THE bell of the school-room Of glory
Shall ring for us all in the sky"
Our life work is now all before us,
When that rings may its labor be done,
And we all take seat in that school-roon
With robe and crown for each one.
Then friendships which now must be sew
cred
win be joined forever and aye
Oh, sweet to our souls will come memries
Which DER us all silent must fly.
May our work upon earth be accomplished
When that summons shall come and we die
May seat sin the school-room of glory
BE waiting for us in the sky.
Our Teacher, the Savior of sinners,
The ruler of power shall WELD,
And his love over toll weared spirits,
win fall like mantle and shield
Hark We hear even now the bell ringing
The summoned to heaven must HE
Oh grand is ''the school-room of glory"
Which waits for us all in the sky.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

The State Eclectic Medical Soci-
ETY. held its annual meeting at the
state house on June 1st and I'd.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President,
DR.. w. r. Woodward, Londonderry ;
Vice Presidents, ID. j. W. Marsh,
DIR. H. Ingham, DR.. W. d. Walk
err; Secretary, DR.. Geo. H. Gray,
East Calais; Treas, DR.. j. M.
Templeton, Montpelier; Censors, DR..
H. J. Potter, Bennington, DR.. P. L..
Templeton, f. Craftsbury, DR.. G..
c. Washburne, Waterbury. DR.. H..
n. Waite was received as delegate
from the New York Eclectic Medi-
cal College, papers were read by DR..
G. c. Washburne, DR.. W. r. Wood
ward, and DIR. H. j. Potter. These
papers were very able and interesting
productions, and called out very live
ly discussions on Thursday. After
the termination of routine business
the society adjourned.
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ZEPH-YR-

and he ysdyks Ham
The closely on both
with with
of style
himself geer of fine stock He is 3 hands high
hind white He
full mile without training He
troing action
All Mares disposed Of to be
with s. e. THA1ER proprietor.
Manches Center
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

Ex-Vice-P President, William. A.
Wheeler died at his home in Malone,
N. Y. last Saturday. A full account
of his public services, together with
other interesting matter will be found
on our fourth page.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09

Robt. Elton, well known in this
part of Vermont as the person who
has had so many fires in property
owned by him, and has had so many
lawsuits growing out Of these fires,
was arrested last Saturday at Wal
pole, N. H. and brought into this
State under a requisition Of Gov.
Ormsbee upon Gov. Currier. A
press dispatch says: ''The charge
upon which the arrest is made is for
gerry, perjury and contempt of court
committed in Windsor county last
January, in the endeavor to recover
from the custody of the court an al
legged partial forged affidavit by a
forged set of papers placed by Fitton
in the hands of another officer, a
scuffle over their possession was had
between Fitton and County Clerk
Pember, resulting in Fitton's getting
possession and at once disappearing
iuto Canada, where he has remained
under espionage of Sheriff Wallace
since. On Thursday of this week he
ventured into New Hampshire. "
Fitton was taken to the jail at Wind
sor. tits said that careful estimate
of insurance paid under these fires
make a sum between 100000 and
100000.
Later. A press dispatch from
Woodstock on Tuesday says: Rob-
ert Fitton, arraigned this afternoon,
pleaded guilty to contempt of court,
in forcibly Selling, on the evening of
January 3, an affidavit lodged by the
order of the court in the custody of
the clerk. The prosecuting attorney
asked the court to put the respondent
on the stand to make his own state
ment under oath. Fitton was accor.
dinghy examined. His statement ere,
ated a great sensation. The cross.
examination was in progress at the
time of adjournment.
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i" A BOOK FOR The PEOPLE"

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BIRTHS.
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
In Londonderry, June LIST, by Rev.
d. H. Strong, Barber j. Mattocks
of New York and Mss Lulu f.
Sutton of Londonderry.
In Jamaica June 6, by Rev. De-
Forrest Stafford, Leander Bourn and
Mrs. M. A. Green both of Jamaica.
In Grafton, June 6, by Rev.
Aaron Porter, Albert w. Dresser to
Miss l.. Benson both of this town.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
Sitter John, Editor.

Eternally opposed 20 all rings, eiiP"es,
clans and factions-The Peoples Organ.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
DEATHS.

In Lyndon, H., Nay p, John
Hogeboom, aged so vs., II mo-, and
% DIS.
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Abstracts from y. j, IIosmer's address
delivered nj \, Londonderry, May 10, 80

Abstracts from =. j, Iiosmer's address
delivered az y. Londonderry, May 10, ~
At the base of one of the spurs of the
Pmdus-whcre IL slopes toward the lonian
sea, and near the pass of Thermopyl@-
stands monument, upon winch Is insert
bed this legend; sob stranger! tell 1t ut
Lacetlamon, that we died here in obedi-
cnce to her lawsm And at Lacedamon the
traveller is told that near this spot the
brave King Leonidas with little band
of 800 Spartans withstood the whole Per-
sian army. Heroically they walled the
gap till the last arm was defenccless!
And Lacedamon, justly proud of such de-
defenders, erected this monument, upon
which was placed the mcription written
by Simonices of old. This, was nearly
twenty-four hundred years ago; and there
the fire of patriotism burned as brightly
as to-day. And this is but one of the ma
ny incidents of which the history of the
past is couched, which shows that love of
country has been prevailing sentiment
wherever civilized man has made a home.
Is it strange that it is SO? 1t is so be-
cause we are human. We become attached
to the place of our birth, first, because our
dawning consciousness finds there the lives
mwoven with our own; secondly, because
it is the embodiment of that training and
education which makes us an integral
part of that community, and, lastly, be-
cause it contains the mementOes and the
relicts of our ancestors, and the graves in
which they sleep.
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An Imperial Hraud.

Professors Brashesr and Very Of the Pitts
burg observatory have had . rather interest
log experience with Q conhdencs man who
c,siuOd to he professor In tho royal obssr
ystory of Brazil. He Was travelling In
Europe and AmeTica, he ssid, and bad been
Instructed by the emperor 70 visit oil the pro-
mineut obser vstoriea and oil the places whers
astronomical instruments are Manufactured.
Tho visitor wss shown through the Obeervs'
tory and VS. then tax On over the rnanutectur.
ing establishment of Prof, Brashear. He Ok.
aminsd oil the instruments and talked learn.
ediy on astronomical mattsrA He lett
promising to recommend Proiesu Brasheerc
iustru msnts TO his government, but called
later and secured Q loan OF el0 aaying he Lad
bAen robbsd by pick pocketA He also secured
go from Chancelior 6Otf, OF the Western uni
vsrsity. he 10 described - pleasant talker
with all the Ponpousnsss OF an Imperial
messenger,
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